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Archive for the Glitch Category
Computer “Glitch” grounds the fleet!
12. June 2011 by admin.
On June 10th (Friday night) U.S. Airways employees and passengers found themselves helpless in the face of a system shutdown that put the kabosh on all flights. Even their web-site was down so stranded passengers couldn’t even re-book a flight. Planes were sitting there, on the tarmac waiting for out-bond passengers while incoming flights arrived with their bellies full of unsuspecting people destined for disappointment and aggravation.
Glad I wasn’t there…
From down in the trenches, I am Tom from Networking Delaware
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